https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/beach-rock-magnets • Posted by Hey Mishka
Need a fun summery project? I whipped up some DIY beach rock fridge magnets—a project I’ve been saving rocks for since my vacay last summer. I used a mix of pink turquoise slabs, quartz, beach glass and assorted salvaged/painted rocks, some $1.99 magnets from Jo-Ann Fabric, and my favorite all-purpose clear tacky glue, Fabri-Tac. This one is so easy, and the results are so pretty. See more DIY and style tips at HeyMishka.com! xo
Need a fun summery project? I whipped up some DIY beach rock fridge magnets—a project I’ve been saving rocks for since my vacay last summer. I used a mix of pink turquoise slabs, quartz, beach glass and assorted salvaged/painted rocks, some $1.99 magnets from Jo-Ann Fabric, and my favorite all-purpose clear tacky glue, Fabri-Tac. This one is so easy, and the results are so pretty. See more DIY and style tips at HeyMishka.com! xo
Curate your rocks and gems into a set of mixed colors and textures. You may want to paint some of them to give a more varied appearance. Pastel colors end up looking the most summery.
Grab your magnets (in the end, I realized I should have spent a few more bucks and got stronger magnets, as these little guys didn’t hold the heavier stones—but they worked perfectly for the lighter ones).
Dab a bit of glue onto the back of each rock with your Fabri-Tac and immediately place the magnet over your glue.
Press the magnet down firmly.
Let them dry for a few hours — overnight is a safe bet to be sure the rocks don’t ooze off the magnets while they’re on the fridge.
Once dry, add them to your fridge!